Which program is designed to assist Service members and adult military dependents who are victims of sexual assault by a spouse or intimate partner?

The Family Advocacy Program is specifically designed to support service members and adult military dependents who are victims of sexual assault by a spouse or intimate partner. This program provides a comprehensive range of services, including crisis intervention, safety planning, and counseling, ensuring that victims of domestic violence and intimate partner sexual violence receive the appropriate assistance and resources needed to recover and regain stability.

In the context of the Family Advocacy Program, the focus is on addressing issues related to family violence, which encompasses not only physical abuse but also sexual assault within intimate partner relationships. This aligns with the program's mission to promote the safety and well-being of military families.

Other programs, while addressing aspects of support for victims of sexual assault, have different focuses. The Victim Advocacy Program is generally more about providing immediate resources and support for victims of sexual assault in a broader sense, rather than specifically addressing the intimate partner aspect. The Military Family Resource Center typically offers various support services to military families but may not focus specifically on sexual assault or intimate partner violence. The Navy SAPR Program, while crucial for addressing sexual assault across all contexts, is broader in scope and not exclusively focused on incidents involving intimate partners or spouses.